2008 Okuma Multus B200-W CNC Turn-Mill Center

The Okuma Multus B200-W is a W-configuration multitasking turn-mill center with the kind of build-quality reputation that has made Okuma a staple in precision production and job-shop environments. It brings opposing main and sub-spindles - each rated to 6,000 rpm - that hand the workpiece off for complete back-machining, a 12,000-rpm B-axis milling spindle swinging through a 225-degree range, plus Y-axis and full-contouring C-axis capability for cutting angled and off-center features without refixturing. The machine carries HSK-A63 milling tooling, an 8-inch big-bore work-holding setup with up to 23.62 inches of turning diameter, roughly 19.69 in X and 31.50 in Z travels, an LNS Quick Six S2 bar feeder, ChipBlaster high-pressure coolant, and a parts catcher, all managed through the Okuma OSP-P200L CNC control.

Set against the single-spindle Okuma Multus B200, which depends on a tailstock and a manual part reversal to reach the second side, the B200-W adds a fully programmable opposing sub-spindle that transfers the part on the fly and eliminates an entire second operation along with its setup error. It also advances beyond Okuma's earlier Macturn-series multitasking lathes, pairing a more rigid B-axis milling head and the modern OSP-P200L control - with its conversational IGF programming and collision-avoidance intelligence - against the slower controls and simpler milling of those older machines. For a buyer, that means true done-in-one machining of both part ends to print, making the B200-W a meaningfully better production tool than its predecessors rather than just a newer nameplate.